In July 2001, the Space Domain Task Force of the Object Management Group (OMG) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) on Telemetric and Command Data Specification. This RFP solicited proposals that define telemetry and commanding data specifications in support of all phases of the satellite, payload, and ground segment lifecycle: system design, development, test, validation, and mission operations. In fact, telemetry and commanding data design is still often performed multiple times in multiple formats by multiple contractors during the lifecycle of the satellite, well before the satellite is ever deployed for mission operations. Standardisation of telemetry and commanding data descriptions for spacecraft health and safety monitoring, as well as payload interfaces, will reduce the cost of these implementations and decrease the development schedule, integration, and test of the satellite and its component systems. A common, adaptable specification can also be used to support multiple heterogeneous missions, facilitating interoperability among ground control systems, simulators, testing facilities, etc.

XML™ Telemetric and Command Exchange™ (XTCE™) – A non-proprietary standard description language of telemetry and command parameters that allows the definition of space link frames and packets to be exchanged among manufacturers, vendors, testers and operators.

• Ground Equipment Monitoring Service™ (GEMS™) – Standardized message protocol and syntax for ground equipment that reduces system integration costs.

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• Satellite Operations Language Metamodel™ (SOLM™) – A specification for the interchange of satellite operations procedures between organizations and ground systems.

• XTCE Profile for US Government Satellites™ (XUSP™) (aka GovSat) – A defined subset of the XTCE exchange format for satellites using the CCSDS packet protocols for space links that reduces the impact on a ground system to support XTCE.

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Transitioning UPDM to the UAF

Matthew Hause (PTC)

Aurelijus Morkevicius Ph.D. (No Magic)

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Graham Bleakley Ph.D. (IBM)

Co-Chairs OMG UPDM Group

OMG UAF Information day

March 23 rd, Hyatt, Reston

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Join us on Monday Morning, March 23rd at the Hyatt Reston Town Center Hotel, Reston, VA to hear a focused discussion by keynote presenter, Rory Kinney, Director for Architecture and Engineering, DoD CIO Office, on Architecture and Interoperability within the DoD. In addition, this complimentary Summit explores how to leverage MBSE with Architecture modeling in an integrated and disciplined approach, enabling the modernization of complex systems (Systems of Systems, C4I systems and heavy industry systems), bringing together thought leaders from government, system integrators, the UAF development team, and practitioners to discuss the challenges, strategies, and current and emerging practices, and to inform the user community on the path forward. UAF with MBSE attendees will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas. Today's architecture modeling environment suffers from being an effort to satisfy milestone decisions. Typically the architecture effort is separated from the Systems Engineering (SE) leading to a lack of traceability from the systems requirements to the architecture resulting in interoperable systems. Due to the way that the Architecture models are created they generally consist of static diagrams and provide limited analytical support to the decision maker.

Applying the UAF using an MBSE approach moves the architecture modeling effort to one that is an integral part of SE, helping the systems integrator to develop interoperable systems, with traceability to requirements and across views, using one integrated architecture model that enables impact analysis, gap analysis, trade studies, simulations (what-if scenarios), and engineering analysis.

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Using UPDM for Defense Architectures

Steven W. Mitchell

Lockheed Martin

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Master Architect

UPDM

It’s Not Just for Acquisi5on Milestones Anymore

ARCHITECT ◊ INTEGRATE ◊ MODERNIZE

Join us on Monday Morning, March 23rd at the Hyatt Reston Town Center Hotel, Reston, VA to hear a focused discussion by keynote presenter, Rory Kinney, Director for Architecture and Engineering, DoD CIO Office, on Architecture and Interoperability within the DoD. In addition, this complimentary Summit explores how to leverage MBSE with Architecture modeling in an integrated and disciplined approach, enabling the modernization of complex systems (Systems of Systems, C4I systems and heavy industry systems), bringing together thought leaders from government, system integrators, the UAF development team, and practitioners to discuss the challenges, strategies, and current and emerging practices, and to inform the user community on the path forward. UAF with MBSE attendees will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas. Today's architecture modeling environment suffers from being an effort to satisfy milestone decisions. Typically the architecture effort is separated from the Systems Engineering (SE) leading to a lack of traceability from the systems requirements to the architecture resulting in interoperable systems. Due to the way that the Architecture models are created they generally consist of static diagrams and provide limited analytical support to the decision maker.

Applying the UAF using an MBSE approach moves the architecture modeling effort to one that is an integral part of SE, helping the systems integrator to develop interoperable systems, with traceability to requirements and across views, using one integrated architecture model that enables impact analysis, gap analysis, trade studies, simulations (what-if scenarios), and engineering analysis.

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Using UPDM for Non-military Applications

ARCHITECT ◊ INTEGRATE ◊ MODERNIZE

Join us on Monday Morning, March 23rd at the Hyatt Reston Town Center Hotel, Reston, VA to hear a focused discussion by keynote presenter, Rory Kinney, Director for Architecture and Engineering, DoD CIO Office, on Architecture and Interoperability within the DoD. In addition, this complimentary Summit explores how to leverage MBSE with Architecture modeling in an integrated and disciplined approach, enabling the modernization of complex systems (Systems of Systems, C4I systems and heavy industry systems), bringing together thought leaders from government, system integrators, the UAF development team, and practitioners to discuss the challenges, strategies, and current and emerging practices, and to inform the user community on the path forward. UAF with MBSE attendees will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas. Today's architecture modeling environment suffers from being an effort to satisfy milestone decisions. Typically the architecture effort is separated from the Systems Engineering (SE) leading to a lack of traceability from the systems requirements to the architecture resulting in interoperable systems. Due to the way that the Architecture models are created they generally consist of static diagrams and provide limited analytical support to the decision maker.

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Applying the UAF using an MBSE approach moves the architecture modeling effort to one that is an integral part of SE, helping the systems integrator to develop interoperable systems, with traceability to requirements and across views, using one integrated architecture model that enables impact analysis, gap analysis, trade studies, simulations (what-if scenarios), and engineering analysis.

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Integrating UPDM with SysML and UML on a DoD Acquisition

Program

March 23, 2015

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Paul Vaughan

NGIS Tech Fellow

Chief Engineer/Architect

OMG UAF & MBSE Information Day

ARCHITECT ◊ INTEGRATE ◊ MODERNIZE

Join us on Monday Morning, March 23rd at the Hyatt Reston Town Center Hotel, Reston, VA to hear a focused discussion by keynote presenter, Rory Kinney, Director for Architecture and Engineering, DoD CIO Office, on Architecture and Interoperability within the DoD. In addition, this complimentary Summit explores how to leverage MBSE with Architecture modeling in an integrated and disciplined approach, enabling the modernization of complex systems (Systems of Systems, C4I systems and heavy industry systems), bringing together thought leaders from government, system integrators, the UAF development team, and practitioners to discuss the challenges, strategies, and current and emerging practices, and to inform the user community on the path forward. UAF with MBSE attendees will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas. Today's architecture modeling environment suffers from being an effort to satisfy milestone decisions. Typically the architecture effort is separated from the Systems Engineering (SE) leading to a lack of traceability from the systems requirements to the architecture resulting in interoperable systems. Due to the way that the Architecture models are created they generally consist of static diagrams and provide limited analytical support to the decision maker.

Applying the UAF using an MBSE approach moves the architecture modeling effort to one that is an integral part of SE, helping the systems integrator to develop interoperable systems, with traceability to requirements and across views, using one integrated architecture model that enables impact analysis, gap analysis, trade studies, simulations (what-if scenarios), and engineering analysis.

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Use of Data Models for

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Department of Defense Acquisition

Philomena Zimmerman

Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense

for Systems Engineering

Unified Architecture Framework & Model Based Systems Engineering

Information Day

Reston, VA | March 23, 2015

ARCHITECT ◊ INTEGRATE ◊ MODERNIZE

Join us on Monday Morning, March 23rd at the Hyatt Reston Town Center Hotel, Reston, VA to hear a focused discussion by keynote presenter, Rory Kinney, Director for Architecture and Engineering, DoD CIO Office, on Architecture and Interoperability within the DoD. In addition, this complimentary Summit explores how to leverage MBSE with Architecture modeling in an integrated and disciplined approach, enabling the modernization of complex systems (Systems of Systems, C4I systems and heavy industry systems), bringing together thought leaders from government, system integrators, the UAF development team, and practitioners to discuss the challenges, strategies, and current and emerging practices, and to inform the user community on the path forward. UAF with MBSE attendees will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas. Today's architecture modeling environment suffers from being an effort to satisfy milestone decisions. Typically the architecture effort is separated from the Systems Engineering (SE) leading to a lack of traceability from the systems requirements to the architecture resulting in interoperable systems. Due to the way that the Architecture models are created they generally consist of static diagrams and provide limited analytical support to the decision maker.

Applying the UAF using an MBSE approach moves the architecture modeling effort to one that is an integral part of SE, helping the systems integrator to develop interoperable systems, with traceability to requirements and across views, using one integrated architecture model that enables impact analysis, gap analysis, trade studies, simulations (what-if scenarios), and engineering analysis.

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Object Management Group Forms Digital Twin Consortium with Founders Ansys, Dell Technologies, Lendlease, and Microsoft

Users to create standard terminology, reference architectures and share use cases across industries

NEEDHAM, MA – MAY 18, 2020 – Non-profit trade association Object Management Group® (OMG®) with founders Ansys, Dell Technologies, Lendlease and Microsoft, today announced the formation of Digital Twin Consortium™. Digital twin technology enables companies to head off problems before they occur, prevent downtime, improve the customer experience, develop new opportunities, drive innovation and performance and plan for the future using simulations. Members of Digital Twin Consortium will collaborate across multiple industries to learn from each other and develop and apply best practices. This new open membership organization will drive consistency in vocabulary, architecture, security and interoperability to help advance the use of digital twin technology in many industries from aerospace to natural resources.

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Digital twins, virtual models of a process, product or service that allow for data analysis and system monitoring via simulations, can be challenging to implement due to a lack of open-source software, interoperability issues, market confusion and high costs. In order to ensure the success of Digital Twin Consortium, several leading companies involved in digital twin technology have joined the consortium prior to inception. This category of early innovators, called Groundbreakers, includes: Air Force Research Lab (US), Bentley Systems, Executive Development, Gafcon, Geminus.AI, Idun Real Estate Solutions AB, imec, IOTA Foundation, IoTIFY, Luno UAB, New South Wales Government, Ricardo, Willow Technology, and WSC Technology.

Membership is open to any business, organization or entity with an interest in digital twins.

"Most definitions of digital twin are complicated, but it's not a complicated idea. Digital twins are used for jet engines, a Mars rover, a semiconductor chip, a building and more. What makes a digital twin difficult is a lack of understanding and standardization," said Dr. Richard Soley, Digital Twin Consortium Executive Director. "Similar to what we've done for digital transformation with the Industrial Internet Consortium® and for software quality with the Consortium for Information and Software Quality™, we plan to build an ecosystem of users, drive best practices for digital twin usage and define requirements for new digital twin standards."

Digital Twin Consortium will:

Accelerate the market for digital twin technology by setting roadmaps and industry guidelines through an ecosystem of digital twin experts.

Improve interoperability of digital twin technologies by developing best practices for security, privacy and trustworthiness and influencing the requirements for digital twin standards.

Reduce the risk of capital projects and demonstrate the value of digital twin technologies through peer use cases and the development of open source code.

An ecosystem of companies, including those from the property management, construction, aerospace and defense, manufacturing and natural resources sectors will share lessons learned from their various industries and will work together on solve the challenges inherent in deploying digital twins. As requirements for new standards are defined, Digital Twin Consortium will share those requirements with standards development organizations such as parent company OMG.

Founding members, Ansys, Dell Technologies, Lendlease and Microsoft will each hold permanent seats on an elected Steering Committee, providing the strategic roadmap and creating member working groups.

Sam George, Corporate Vice President, Azure IoT, Microsoft Corp. said, "Microsoft is joining forces with other industry leaders to accelerate the use of digital twins across vertical markets. We are committed to building an open community to promote best practices and interoperability, with a goal to help establish proven, ready-to-use design patterns and standard models for specific businesses and domain-spanning core concepts."

"The application of the Digital Twin technology to Lendlease's portfolio of work is well underway and we are already realising the benefits of this innovation to our overall business," said Richard Ferris, CTO, Digital Twin R&D, Lendlease. "The time for disruption is now, and requires the entire ecosystem to collaborate together, move away from the legacy which has hindered innovation from this industry, and embrace Digital twin technology for the future economic and sustainable prosperity of the built world. Digital Twin Consortium is key to the global acceleration of this collaboration and the societal rewards we know to be possible with this technology and approach."

"Dell Technologies is proud to be one of the founding members of Digital Twin Consortium. As the rate of digital transformation continues to accelerate, industry-standard methods for Digital Twins are enabling large scale, highly efficient product development and life cycle management while also unlocking opportunities for new value creation. We are delighted to be part of this initiative as we work together with our industry peers to optimize the technologies that will shape the coming data decade for our customers and the broader ecosystem," said Vish Nandlall, Vice President, Technology Strategy and Ecosystems, Dell Technologies.

"The Consortium is cultivating a highly diverse partner ecosystem to speed implementation of digital twins, which will substantially empower companies to slash expenses, speed product development and generate dynamic new business models," said Prith Banerjee, chief technology officer, Ansys. "Ansys is honored to join the Consortium's esteemed steering committee and looks forward to collaborating closely with fellow members to further the Consortium's success and help define the future of digital twins."

Digital Twin Consortium members are committed to using digital twins throughout their operations and supply chains and capturing best practices and standards requirements for themselves and their clients. Membership fees are based on annual revenue.

About Digital Twin Consortium

Digital Twin Consortium is The Authority in Digital Twin. It coalesces industry, government and academia to drive consistency in vocabulary, architecture, security and interoperability of digital twin technology. It advances the use of digital twin technology from aerospace to natural resources. Digital Twin Consortium is a program of Object Management Group.

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